These are the characters that our class finds memorable.
MISS HAVISHAM, Great Expectations
One memorable detail: her crumbling wedding attire and frozen clock.
VOLDEMORT, Harry Potter series
Sinister, attempted to kill a child, interesting backstory
JAY GATSBY, The Great Gatsby
Mysterious, wears a ring, throws extravagant parties
PRESIDENT SNOW, The Hunger Games
Symbol is a rose; he starts the games and rules the districts
ATTICUS FINCH, To Kill a Mockingbird
Smart, Moral, Good father figure.
LUNA LOVEGOOD, Harry Potter
Radish earrings, copies of The Quibbler, "Loony Lovegood." Gentle, honest, direct. Expressed uncomfortable truths.
SAM I AM, Green Eggs and Ham
Didn't want to eat the gross breakfast. Stubborn.
WOODCUTTER, Red Riding Hood
Emerges from nowhere, saves the day.
JUNIE B JONES, series
B stands for Beatrice. Calls her teacher Mrs. Ridiculously funny. Has a dog named Rufus.
ELOISE, Eloise series
Lives in a hotel; has a nanny; "Nanny has a mole." Orders room service. Pampered. Funny.
MADELEINE, series
Lives in an orphanage; lives in Paris; raised by a nun; red hair; hat; smallest girl
CORDUROY: series
Missing a button; nobody wanted him; seen as defective, but the girl loves him.
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